BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER (BHWC) | THRIVE WELLNESS AND RECOVERY, INC. FORMERLY CREDO COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE TREATMENT OF ADDICTIONS, INC. AND TRANSITIONAL LIVING SERIVCES OF NNY
482 Black River Parkway, Watertown, NY 13601
Jefferson and Lewis county residents
Lewis Location: Monday - Wednesday and Friday, 8 AM - 4:30 PM
Thursday, 8 AM - 6 PM
Watertown Location: Monday - Friday 8 AM - 4:30 PM
American Sign Language
Call for information and services; physician referral not required
Call to verify insurance information and sliding scale or payment plan details
Lewis County, New York
Jefferson County, New York
Description
Provides outpatient mental health services and medication management services. Offers support groups; call for types, meeting times, and dates.
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211 Central New York
What's Here
Individual CounselingSocial LearningClinical Psychiatric EvaluationMotivational InterviewingAdolescent/Youth CounselingSolution Focused TherapyPsychiatric Medication ServicesPsychodynamic TherapyFamily CounselingDialectical Behavior TherapyPerson Centered TherapyCognitive Behavioral TherapyIn Person Crisis InterventionPsychiatric Disorder CounselingCommunity Mental Health AgenciesMental Health Screening
Providing organization
THRIVE WELLNESS AND RECOVERY, INC. FORMERLY CREDO COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE TREATMENT OF ADDICTIONS, INC. AND TRANSITIONAL LIVING SERIVCES OF NNY
Outpatient programs in Jefferson and Lewis Counties offer mental health, substance use disorder, and opioid use disorder treatment to individuals and groups. Residential programs in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence Counties offer a home-like atmosphere with 24/7 supervision that provide services to children, adolescents, and adults who are experiencing mental health illness, substance use disorders, and opioid use disorders. Care Management Services (Medicaid and non-Medicaid are offered for both children and adults in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties with the goal of helping individuals get the care and the services they need to better understand their chronic conditions, manage their symptoms, and ensure they stay healthy. |
